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CHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL TEST RESULTS OF SOUND-SORB BERM AT THE EAST ELGIN SPORTSMAN’S ASSOCIATION, AYLMER, ONTARIO

TABLE 1. SOUND-SORB BERM, EAST ELGIN SPORTSMAN'S ASSOCIATION, AYLMER, ONTARIO

Parameter Units of Measurement Core #1 Core #1 Core #2 Sand Fresh Table A Table F Compost Guidelines
North berm 20 cm depth (berm 1 month old) result value qualifier North berm 20-50 cm depth (berm 1 month old) result value qualifier East berm 0-50 cm depth(berm 6 months old) result value qualifier used to make Sound-Sorb result value qualifier PFB used to make Sound-sorb (onsite) result value qualifier Contaminated Site criteria for recreational/ residential land use potable groundwater Typical Ontario Range of Background Soil Concentrations
Solids % 62 47 53 43
Total ash % 54 46 58 98 45
Loss-on-ignition % 46 54 42 1.9 T 55
pH 7.4 7.2 7.6 8 7.7
Arsenic ug/g dry wt 0.87 0.60 0.6 1.2 0.65 20 17 10
Selenium ug/g/dry wt 0.02 T 0.03 T 0.01 <MDL <0.2 <MDL 0.03 T 10 1.9 2
Mercury ug/g/dry wt 0.06 T 0.09 T 0.06 T <0.01 <MDL 0.07 T 10 0.23 0.15
Cyanide (free) ug/g dry wt. 0.02 T 0.03 T 0.02 T <0.01 <MDL 100 0.12 no value
Aluminum ug/g/dry wt. 8400 6500 5500 2400 8200 no value 30,000 OTR98 not in Table ** no value
Barium ug/g/dry wt. 95 68 31 9 100 750 210 no value
Beryllium ug/g/dry wt. <0.5 <MDL 0.5 <MDL 0.5 <MDL <0.5 <MDL <0.5 <MDL 1.2 1.2 no value
Cadmium ug/g/dry wt. <0.2 <MDL 0.3 T <0.2 <MDL <0.2 <MDL <0.2 <MDL 12 1 3
Calcium ug/g dry wt. 79000 81000 99000 74000 68000 no value 58,000 OTR98 not in Table ** 30,000 not rquired
Cobalt ug/g/dry wt. 1.1 T 1.3 T 1.5 T 1.7 T 1 T 40 21 25
Chromium ug/g/dry wt. 14 10 17 4 T 12 750 71 50
Copper ug/g/dry wt. 130 120 50 6 120 225 85 60
Iron ug/g/dry wt. 1800 700 3400 4700 1100 no value 35,000 OTR98 not in Table ** no value
Lead ug/g dry wt. 93 9 21 3 T 5 T 200 120 150
Magnesium ug/g dry wt. 3200 1300 11000 9000 1700 no value 20,000 OTR98 not in Table ** 3000 not rquired
Manganese ug/g dry wt. 92 51 120 200 57 no value 2200 OTR98 not in Table ** no value
Molybdenum ug/g dry wt. 2.4 T 1.8 T 2.8 <0.5 <MDL 2.4 T 40 2.5 no value
Nickel ug/g dry wt. 8.7 5.5 7.6 3.8 T 4.9 T 150 43 60
Potassium ug/g dry wt. 330 220 260.0 500 240 T no value 6500 OTR98 not in Table ** 2000 not rquired
Silver ug/g dry wt. 20 0.42 no value
Sodium ug/g dry wt. 780 570 400 120 1000 no value 910 OTR98 not in Table ** no value
Strontium ug/g dry wt. 72 67 81 97 65 no value 78 OTR98 not in Table ** no value
Titanium ug/g dry wt. 48 30 170 200 40 no value 5200 OTR98 not in Table ** no value
Vanadium ug/g dry wt. 8 5 9 8 7 200 91 no value
Zinc ug/g dry wt. 110 130 41 24 62 600 160 500
Nitrogen, total mg/g dry wt. 2.6 2.7 1.8 0.1 2.2 no value no value 6 not rquired
Phosphorus, total mg/g dry wt. 0.65 0.79 0.65 0.48 0.78 no value no value 2.5 not rquired
Carbon, total organic % dry wt. 21 25 14 1 25 no value no value no value
Carbon, total inorganic % dry wt. 2.2 2.2 3.3 2.9 0.2 no value no value no value
Sulphur, total %dry wt. 0.094 0.076 0.066 0.006 0.11 no value no value no value
Chloride, water extractable ug/g dry wt. 164 193 177 540 136 no value 330 no value
Sulphate, water extractable ug/g dry wt. 900 249 312 470 1480 no value no value no value
E. Coli * cfu/g 1.00E+01 < 1.00E+01 < 1.00E+01 < 1.00E+01 < 3.80E+04 no value no value no value

T = measurable trace amount, interpret with caution
< => , approximate result
MDL = method detection limit
NOTE: LSB data for some tests was reported as wet weight. Results in this table are converted to dry weight using % solids.
NOTE: LSB data for microbiology tests was reported as cfu/100g. Results converted to cfu/g to compare with U.S. EPA guidelines
* U.S. EPA Class A fecal coliform guideline for animal food producing, horticulture, landfill, and animal grazing, crop harvesting, no waiting period restriction = < 1000 cfu/g, Class B guideline = 2,000,000 cfu/g
** These are Typical Range values for Ontario soils but are not included in Table F, as these non-hazardous elements are high in soils naturally. Note that the value given for Ca and Mg could be much higher in soils derived from limestone.

 

TABLE 2. SOUND-SORB BERM, EAST ELGIN SPORTSMAN'S ASSOCIATION, AYLMER, ONTARIO

Parameter Units of Measurement Core #1 Core #1 Core #2 Sand Fresh Table A Table F
North berm 20 cm depth (berm 1 month old) result value qualifier North berm 20-50 cm depth (berm 1 month old) result value qualifier East berm 0-50 cm depth (berm 6 months old) result value qualifier used to make Sound-Sorb result value qualifier PFB used to make Sound-Sorb (onsite) result value qualifier Contaminated Site criteria for recreational/ residential land use potable groundwater Typical Ontario Range of Background Soil Concentrations
Volatile Organics
dichloromethane ng/g dry wt. < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL 1100 3
trans-1,2-dichloroethene ng/g dry wt. < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL 4100 3
1,1-dichloroethane ng/g dry wt. < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL < 20 < MDL 3000 2
chloroform ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 130 6
1,1,1-trichloroethane ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 2600 8
benzene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 240 2
carbon tetrachloride ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 100 2
bromodichloromethane ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 120 na
trichloroethene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 1100 4
toluene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 2100 2
1,1,2-trichloroethane ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 280 2
tetrachloroethene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 450 2
dibromochloromethane ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 90 3
chlorobenzene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 2400 2
ethylbenzene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 280 2
bromoform ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 110 2
m and p-xylene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL total xylene below total xylene below
o-xylene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL total xylene below total xylene below
total xylenes ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 25000 2
1,3-dichlorobenzene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 30000 2
1,4-dichlorobenzene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 320 2
1,2-dichlorobenzene ng/g dry wt. < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL < 10 < MDL 880 2
volatile petroleum distillates ng/g dry wt. presence of medium boiling non-target petroleum distillates presence of medium boiling non-target petroleum distillates
Chlorophenols
2,4-Dichlorophenol ng/g dry wt. <624 < MDL <624 < MDL <624 < MDL 300 100
2,4,6 Trichlorophenol ng/g dry wt. <4.7 < MDL <4.7 < MDL <4.7 < MDL 660 100
2,4,5 Trichlorophenol ng/g dry wt. <10.7 < MDL <10.7 < MDL <10.7 < MDL 3200 100
dicamba ng/g dry wt. <4.6 < MDL <4.6 < MDL <4.6 < MDL NA NA
2,3,4 Trichlorophenol ng/g dry wt. <7.2 < MDL <7.2 < MDL <7.2 < MDL NA NA
2,3,4,6 Tetrachlorophenol ng/g dry wt. <6.7 < MDL <6.7 < MDL <6.7 < MDL NA NA
2,4 DP ng/g dry wt. <32.8 < MDL <32.8 < MDL <32.8 < MDL NA NA
bromoxynil ng/g dry wt. <8.0 < MDL <8.0 < MDL <8.0 < MDL NA NA
2,4 D ng/g dry wt. <58.4 < MDL <58.4 < MDL <58.4 < MDL NA NA
2,3,4,5 Tetrachlorophenol ng/g dry wt. <9.6 < MDL <9.6 < MDL <9.6 < MDL NA NA
Pentachlorophenol ng/g dry wt. <3.7 < MDL <3.7 < MDL <3.7 < MDL 5000 100
silvex ng/g dry wt. <7.7 < MDL <7.7 < MDL <7.7 < MDL NA NA
2,4,5 T ng/g dry wt. <6.0 < MDL <6.0 < MDL <6.0 < MDL NA NA
2,4 DB ng/g dry wt. <107.6 < MDL <107.6 < MDL <107.6 < MDL NA NA
dinoseb ng/g dry wt. <76.8 < MDL <76.8 < MDL <76.8 < MDL NA NA
picloram ng/g dry wt. <25.6 < MDL <25.6 < MDL <25.6 < MDL NA NA
diclofop-methyl ng/g dry wt. <25.2 < MDL <25.2 < MDL <25.2 < MDL NA NA
Acrylamide monomer ug/g dry wt. 0.1 <=> 0.1 <=> 0.1 <=> NA 0.1 <=> NA NA
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
petroleum-type material identified mainly in the C12 to C50 range
Petroleum hydrocarbons identified HS/GC/FID analysis combined with GC/FID analysis of an extract
ug/g dry wt. 8200 13000 7600 NA 11000 1100 NA

<=> less than approximately
ug/g = parts per million
ng/g = parts per billion

 

TABLE 3. SOUND-SORB BERM, EAST ELGIN SPORTSMAN'S ASSOCIATION, AYLMER, ONTARIO COMPARED TO THE OSHAWA SKEET AND GUN CLUB STUDY


Parameter Units of Measurement Aylmer - Core #1 Aylmer - Core #1 Aylmer - Core #2 Mean Results Aylmer - Fresh Mean Results
North berm 20 cm depth (berm 1 month old) result value qualifier North berm 20-50 cm depth (berm 1 month old) result value qualifier East berm 0-50 cm depth (berm 6 months old) result value qualifier Oshawa Skeet and Gun Club berm cores June 2002 Report result value qualifier PFB used to make Sound-sorb (onsite) result value qualifier Fresh PFBAtlantic Pckg June 2002 Report result value qualifier
Solids % 62 47 53 49 43 44
Total ash % 54 46 58 73 45 40
Loss-on-ignition % 46 54 42 27 55 60
pH 7.4 7.2 7.6 8.3 7.7 7.7
Arsenic ug/g dry wt 0.87 0.60 0.6 1.3 0.65 0.66
Selenium ug/g/dry wt 0.02 T 0.03 T 0.01 <MDL 0.10 0.03 T 0.06
Mercury ug/g/dry wt 0.06 T 0.09 T 0.06 T 0.05 0.07 T 0.05 T
Cyanide (free) ug/g dry wt. 0.02 T 0.03 T 0.02 T 0.2 <0.01 <MDL NA
Aluminum ug/g/dry wt. 8400 6500 5500 4100 8200 4200
Barium ug/g/dry wt. 95 68 31 37 100 37
Beryllium ug/g/dry wt. <0.5 <MDL 0.5 <MDL 0.5 <MDL < 0.5 < MDL <0.5 <MDL < 0.2 < MDL
Cadmium ug/g/dry wt. <0.2 <MDL 0.3 T <0.2 <MDL < 0.7 < MDL <0.2 <MDL < 0.2 < MDL
Calcium ug/g dry wt. 79000 81000 99000 70000 68000 57000
Cobalt ug/g/dry wt. 1.1 T 1.3 T 1.5 T < 3.5 < MDL 1 T < 1.2 < MDL
Chromium ug/g/dry wt. 14 10 17 11 12 4.8
Copper ug/g/dry wt. 130 120 50 70 120 130
Iron ug/g/dry wt. 1800 700 3400 3800 1100 430
Lead ug/g dry wt. 93 9 21 20 5 T 4.6
Magnesium ug/g dry wt. 3200 1300 11000 2500 1700 930
Manganese ug/g dry wt. 92 51 120 130 57 31
Molybdenum ug/g dry wt. 2.4 T 1.8 T 2.8 < 1.5 < MDL 2.4 T 2
Nickel ug/g dry wt. 8.7 5.5 7.6 6.3 4.9 T 2.3
Potassium ug/g dry wt. 330 220 260 2000 240 T 240
Silver ug/g dry wt. < 0.2 < MDL 0.5
Sodium ug/g dry wt. 780 570 400 535 1000 960
Strontium ug/g dry wt. 72 67 81 79 65 50
Titanium ug/g dry wt. 48 30 170 160 40 18
Vanadium ug/g dry wt. 8 5 9 7 7 4
Zinc ug/g dry wt. 110 130 41 69 62 66
Nitrogen, total mg/g dry wt. 2.6 2.7 1.8 4.2 2.2 2.2
Phosphorus, total mg/g dry wt. 0.65 0.79 0.65 0.69 0.78 0.49
Carbon, total organic % dry wt. 21 25 14 7.7 25 26
Carbon, total inorganic % dry wt. 2.2 2.2 3.3 2.8 0.2 1.6
Sulphur, total %dry wt. 0.094 0.076 0.066 0.1 0.11 NA
Chloride, water extractable ug/g dry wt. 164 193 177 710 136 135
Sulphate, water extractable ug/g dry wt. 900 249 312 435 1480 786* 1998 data
E. Coli * cfu/g 1.00E+01 < 1.00E+01 < 1.00E+01 < 1.00E+01 < 3.80E+04 3.8E+05


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